NPR's Scott Simon offers a commentary for npr.org on the 1971 Senate testimony of 27-year-old John Kerry concerning the war in Vietnam. The Navy lieutenant's appearance before the Senate Foreign ...

After returning from the Vietnam War, John Kerry became a prominent critic of the war. He testified before the Senate in 1971 and told of atrocities being committed by U.S. troops.

As Kristol notes, Kerry claimed to Swift Justice AS WILLIAM KRISTOL WRITES in "Kerry's Band of Brothers" (Aug. 30), honest Vietnam veterans are, once again, getting slandered by John Kerry.

John Kerry: From Vietnam to Syria 05:08. In an interview for 60 Minutes, Secretary of State John Kerry said that he has tried to be mindful of the lessons of the Vietnam War in his work on the ...

It could have been 1969 again as Secretary of State John Kerry stood on the bow of the small boat chugging up the Bay Hap River on Saturday, the wind billowing his sleeves and his eyes darting left… ...

AMY GOODMAN: And so Michael Kranish, John Kerry heads off to Vietnam, a turning point in his life. He did not join the Air Force. He went into the Navy, some say influenced by John F. Kennedy.

Participating from Houston, Mr. O'Neill talked about Senator John Kerry and the Vietnam War. O'Neill is a former Navy lieutenant in Vietnam from 1967-70 who appeared on the Dick Cavett show with ...

Vietnam vet told a 70-year-old former Viet Cong soldier who was part of ambush against Kerry's team he was happy they were both alive Latest U.S.

Whatever reason John Kerry volunteered to go to war–whether he was whacked out on patriotism or from his cravings for the presidency–the fact that he put his life on the line cannot be denied.

John O'Neil sits with Joe Scarborough to speak about his new book. "Unfit for Command" which claims to expose John Kerry's stint in Vietnam. Read an excerpt.